Instagram Widget PRO

Instagram Widget PRO adds Instagram feeds to WordPress pages, posts, sidebars, and page layouts. Connect an Instagram Business or Creator account through Facebook; the Instagram API does not support personal accounts. Add a feed with the Gutenberg block, shortcode, widget, or Elementor widget. Shortcodes also work with Beaver Builder, Divi, WPBakery, and other compatible page builders.

Set the feed layout

Choose a grid, Masonry layout, or Carousel or Slider presentation. Set different column counts for desktop, tablet, and mobile, then adjust colors and styling. A lightbox opens photos and videos in a popup, and a Load More button lets users reveal additional posts without refreshing the page. The custom header can include your avatar and bio text.

The PRO Stories Row displays story thumbnails above the feed and can include Stories from multiple accounts. You can also show a real-time follower count in the feed header. Lazy loading and an AJAX initial-load option control how feed content loads.

Combine accounts and manage posts

Connect multiple Instagram accounts and combine their posts into one feed, or use separate accounts as different content sources. Feed moderation lets you hide or show individual posts on your site without deleting them from Instagram.

Review Instagram Insights

View Instagram Insights and Analytics in the WordPress dashboard. Charts cover follower growth, including new, lost, and net followers; reach and impressions; engagement and interactions; and individual post performance, including likes, comments, saves, and reach. Choose a 7, 14, 30, or 90-day date range.

Tag WooCommerce products

Link one or more WooCommerce products to an Instagram post to make a shoppable gallery. For carousel or album posts, tag products on individual images. Choose a shopping icon with a product popover or a Buy Now button, then tailor tag colors, position, and appearance.

Install and add a feed

1. Install and activate the add-on in WordPress.
2. Connect an Instagram Business or Creator account through Facebook.
3. Create a feed, select its accounts and show settings, then add it with a Gutenberg block, shortcode, widget, or Elementor widget.

After setup, use moderation to manage visible posts and analytics to review Instagram performance. Priority support is included with the PRO feature set.